Salad bowl experiment:
Each vegies is different & has its own set of properties unique to its type- flavor profile, physical attributes, reactivity, resilience etc. All vegies are mixed together in the salad bowl, with the dressing as a constant to normalize the assortment.
How each vegies react to each other and/or to the dressing is the thing of interest to observe. Presumably, 'stronger' and 'dominant' vegies will influence 'milder' vegies- asserting its properties onto them. Altering the taste, consistency, overall character while the 'weak' ones can be repressed altogether and fade to the background.
On a larger scale, interactions between each component in the salad bowl should have a net changing effect to their original set of properties. Over time, the dynamics & degree of effect in this salad bowl is arbitrary. Which one that is overpowering, neutral, or weak?. How effective the dressing can bind them as a common value? How will this salad tastes?
And if later on, new vegies are added, or some vegies are removed out from the salad- how will the rest carry on? do they regain their properties or will the somewhat end up changed?
Imagine if vegies here are just subs for human being.
And if later on, new vegies are added, or some vegies are removed out from the salad- how will the rest carry on? do they regain their properties or will the somewhat end up changed?
Imagine if vegies here are just subs for human being.
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